Entercom Rebrands KCBS San Francisco
The company is calling it an audio and visual refresh of the all-News station. On Tuesday, KCBS debuted new imaging, featuring voiceover artists Randy Thomas and Roberta Solomon, and this new logo. We've included the old logo in the story so you can see the change.
Shocker: Buchmann Out In San Diego
It was one year ago that iHeartMedia announced a new deal for KGB-FM San Diego morning man Bob Buchmann. Tuesday, a bewildered Buchmann told his listeners via Facebook that his job was eliminated and he was "in a lot of shock."
Who Is Streaming Your Station?
Every Wednesday, Integr8 Research has been teasing out results of a new study called “The Alexa Effect: How Radio Can Thrive in a Connected World.” The fourth blog in this five-part series is called, “Radio, She’s Just Not That Into You,”
Promoting Radio’s Audio Advantages
(By Loyd Ford) No matter what brand an advertiser has, they should consider sound communication and marketing as a critical component of their overall strategy. Perhaps radio should consider a broader local approach to be the authority on audio marketing.
A Show For Our Military Men And Women
The National Defense Radio Show and Envision Networks are joining forces to broadcast a new nationally syndicated radio show for America’s military. For two hours each week, hosts Randy Miller and Jerry Newberry will bring the show to listeners around the globe
Channeling That American Anger
There have always been rifts in America, and right now the anger is coming to the surface. Veterans advocate, author of Chasing Ghosts, and founder of Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America, Paul Rieckhoff, is feeling it — and he wants to talk about solutions on his new podcast Angry Americans.
Mets Flip Upstate New York The Middle Finger
That's what Galaxy CEO Ed Levine told Syracuse.com when he was asked about the team spiking the network to carry games across the state.
Six Townsquare Stations Go Down
All six of Townsquare's Shreveport stations were scrambling for programming Monday when the computer operating system for all the stations crashed. According to the KEEL-FM website the crash also affected stations in other markets.
What If Listeners Could Talk Back To Ads?
Let's say a listener could tell the ad they want more information on a product being advertised. Maybe they want to buy that product. Or, they'd like to skip the ad because it's irrelevant to them. A company called Instreamatic.ai says that's exactly what their technology does.
Are You Prepared To Renew Your License?
Broadcasters need to keep a close eye on when their license comes up for renewal over the next four years. Do you know when your renewal date is? Is your public file up to date? Did you do everything required by law to serve the public?
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